The path leads to a hill or point where four municipalities coincide: Andújar, Villanueva de la Reina, Baños de la Encina in the province of Jaén, and Mestanza in Ciudad Real. This route runs along the cattle trail called Cañada Real de la Plata, and is located within Mount Selladores Contadero, owned by the Ministry of Agriculture and the Environment. It is a route of a mountainous nature that crosses places that are not frequently visited and the area is covered with an interesting natural vegetation.

We start the route ascending along a path between rockrose for about 350 metres, until we reach a firebreak through which we will ascend for another 150 metres. We will then arrive at the base of a scree, where we will find a thinned-out forest of holm oaks, cork oaks, Valencian oaks and strawberry trees that grow among the loose rocks. Soon we will pass by a juniper growing on the quartzites. Just a few metres from here and we have reached the Collado de Selladores.

We will continue along a forest track for about two and a half kilometres. In the first part of this section we will cross a patch of dense shade from the holm oaks and Valencian oaks. We can even see a Pyrenean oak grove that grows on the Selladores hill at a higher altitude than the Valencian oaks. Later we will cross a "jaral", a cork oak plantation and a pasture land, before reaching the base of the point known as the Puntal de los Cuatro términos.

Finally, the path ascends between rockrose and cork oaks to near the top of the Puntal de los Cuatro términos. From this point the panoramic view is impressive: towards the South, beyond the pine forests of Monte Selladores-Contadero, you can see the mountains and open oak woodland (dehesa) of the Sierra de Andújar Natural Park extending. In the distance we can see the Jándula reservoir and even the Sanctuary of the Virgen de la Cabeza. To the East you can see the town of Centenillo (Baños de la Encina) and La Carolina, and to the North, beyond the border of the provinces, is the Sierra Madrona.